Avalanche Broadcaster Accidentally Took Swig of Partner’s Tobacco Spit Cup Live on Air

The video is equally gross and hilarious.
Avalanche Broadcaster Accidentally Took Swig of Partner’s Tobacco Spit Cup Live on Air
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Colorado Avalanche television analyst Mark Rycroft reached down for a swig of his beverage during a recent broadcast.

He took one big gulp and quickly realized it was not his cup. Instead, it was the tobacco spit cup of his partner, Avalanche play-by-play broadcaster Marc Moser.

Rycroft scrambled to find his beverage while Moser had to continue broadcasting without breaking out in laughter. Incredibly, Rycroft continued to contribute to the broadcast without a stop in the action.

Avalanche fans heard about the moment over the last few weeks, but it wasn’t until Thursday when fellow broadcaster Vic Lombardi released the video on X (formerly Twitter) to a wider audience.

As you might expect, it was equally gross and hilarious.

Aside from their analyst accidentally consuming tobacco spit, it’s been a fun season for the Avalanche, who currently are tied for first in the Central Division with 42 points.


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